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Corporate Office Security Bundle

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A corporate office security bundle plans CCTV, RFID door access, biometric attendance and an intrusion alarm together from one site survey, so all four fit the same floor plan. BearTech quotes each line separately inside one proposal for offices across Madhya Pradesh; for example, a 4-camera CCTV setup starts from ₹16,469 including GST.

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Most corporate offices end up needing the same handful of systems — cameras at entry and common areas, controlled door access to sensitive rooms, biometric attendance for staff, and an intrusion alarm for after-hours protection — but often buy them separately, from different vendors, at different times, with no single view across all of them.

BearTech packages these four product lines (CCTV, RFID access control, biometric attendance, and AJAX intrusion alarm) as one coordinated deployment for a new or growing office: a single site survey plans camera positions, door-by-door access rules, attendance points and after-hours alarm coverage together, rather than as four separate uncoordinated projects.

This suits a business setting up a new office, or consolidating several ad-hoc systems bought over time, that wants one vendor, one survey, and one AMC relationship covering the whole security and attendance stack instead of four.

One survey, four system checklists

During the joint survey, BearTech walks the office once and fills four lists. For CCTV: entrances, reception, corridors, the cash or records room and parking. For access control: which doors need card or biometric locks and who uses them. For attendance: where staff enter and how many arrive together. For the alarm: which doors and windows need detectors for after-hours protection. Doing this together means cables, power points and device positions are planned once. It also avoids clashes, such as an alarm detector where a camera bracket should go.

Phasing the bundle for a growing office

Not every office needs all four systems on day one. A common order is CCTV and attendance first, since they affect daily operations, followed by door access for sensitive rooms as the team grows, and an intrusion alarm once the office holds valuable equipment or stays empty for long periods. Ask BearTech to plan the full layout in the first survey but quote it in phases. That way, later additions use cable routes and positions already planned, and the office is not rewired each time a new system is added.

Who to involve from your side

A coordinated rollout needs a few people from your team. The office administrator usually owns access cards and the alarm routine. HR owns attendance rules and staff enrolment. The IT person handles network points for cameras and devices. A senior manager decides which rooms are restricted and who can view CCTV. Bring them into the planning call so each system is set up the way they will actually use it. Share your floor plan and staff count with BearTech on 97526 44035 or beartech360@gmail.com before the survey.

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